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F# is basically an OCaml clone. I wonder why it isn't called NCaml or something like that. F# lacks some functional programming features the powerful macro syst
by JacobiX 9y ago
F# is basically an OCaml clone. I wonder why it isn't called NCaml or something like that.
F# lacks some functional programming features the powerful macro system used for creating domain specific languages and extending the ocaml language.
- pjmlp 9y agoIt is related to previous OCaml.NET efforts. F# computation expressions, coupled with .NET expression trees are quite useful though, even though they aren't macros as such.